Overview
The M.Sc. in International Health at Humboldt University of Berlin is a program focusing on health issues in a global context. It is designed for students interested in understanding and addressing global health challenges, including infectious diseases, non-communicable diseases, and health systems.
The curriculum combines theoretical knowledge with practical skills, preparing graduates for careers in international health organizations, research, and policy-making. The program emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches and includes opportunities for fieldwork and research projects.
Course Details
Universities | Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Freie Universität Berlin, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin |
Program Name | International Health |
Degree | M.Sc. (Master of Science) |
Subjects | Health Sciences |
Language | English only |
Application Deadlines | Winter semester: 31 Mar |
Duration | 1 Year (starting: Winter semester) |
Tuition Fees (per semester) | € 3208 – € 5775 |
Mode of Admission | Local admission restriction |
Study Mode | On campus |
Qualification Requirements | Bachelor’s degree in a health-related field or relevant health-related professional experience |
Language Requirements | IELTS min 6, TOEFL CBT min 213, TOEFL iBT min 80, TOEFL pBT min 550, DAAD Language Certificate min A or B in all categories |
Application | Directly at the University |
Application Fee | None |
Application | Directly at the University |
Application Fee | None |
Admission Documents
- Curriculum Vitae: Include your updated CV.
2. Academic Certificates: Attach documents like your Bachelor’s degree certificate, transcript of records, and diploma supplement.
3. Passport Photograph: Provide a recent passport-sized photo.
4. Employment Verification: Submit an official job reference letter from your current employer, detailing your role and tenure, signed by the CEO or HR manager.
5. Recommendation Letter: Provide a letter endorsing your skills, which can be from your employer, a previous employer, or a former professor.
6. Proof of English Proficiency: Submit documents fulfilling the language requirements.
7. Additional Qualification Documents: You may include any other relevant documents that demonstrate your qualifications.
8. Financial Support Declaration: Provide a statement or documents verifying your financial support for the program.
9. Application Timing: While applications are accepted year-round due to the rolling application process, it’s advisable to submit them by July for the same year’s intake, especially if you require a visa.
Career opportunities
- Health Policy and Management: Developing and managing health programs.
- Research in Global Health: Conducting research on international health issues.
- Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs): Working with NGOs in health initiatives.
- International Health Consulting: Advising on health systems and policies.
- Public Health Organizations: Roles in organizations like WHO or UNICEF.